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Feat/blend backstop lp #90

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@rahimklaber rahimklaber force-pushed the feat/blend-backstop-lp branch 2 times, most recently from 5a61210 to 17dfcf6 Compare December 18, 2024 18:40
@rahimklaber rahimklaber force-pushed the feat/blend-backstop-lp branch from 17dfcf6 to 9636b1f Compare December 19, 2024 10:44
@rahimklaber rahimklaber marked this pull request as ready for review December 19, 2024 10:44
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Hello. @MattPoblete please review this and add some commits
1.- Do a refactor so:

  • each adapter can be deployed separately

  • comet setup should be in /protocols/comet folder

  • comet setup should use soroswap testnet deployed tokens as in phoenix setup

  • src/update_protocols.ts should receive protocol_id and contractID so we can call this function for every new protocol in order to update an existing aggregator

  • For every network we can do separately:

  1. Setup Phoenix and Comet in one comand
  2. Create adapter for each protocol separately ( yarn deploy:adapter:phoenix, yarn deploy:adapter:comet, yarn deploy:adapter:soroswap) The idea is to have this as modular as possible so we can add new protocols easily in the future
  3. Create a command for testnet so we can deploy all in one (aggregator, soroswap adapter, phoenix setup, comet setup, update aggregator wih soroswap, update adapter with phoenix)

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